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The National tribune., 1887-03-17

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VYTANTED-By Geo. r. Lemon. Washiugton.D c.
w The present pOstOce address of George W Bragg
late Artifcer, Co. b, LIST Mass Cav. No. 2sbjt0. u
WY ANTED-By August Reiman, KeIso Neb. the ad-
w dress Of Lieut. kraus, Sergt Geo. kdeiinan, ana
Frederick Sehaeler any c0nrde of co. N, 9th W Va
Cav. -sO-9t
NVvANTED-By Frank Rupp Alden Minn-The adj
wv dress of any officers comrades OF Go. e. sd Ill.
wy NNTED-Bv Mrs. John Hilznger, Ru ming Wa
w ter Dak-fhe address of any members Of Co. III,
list n " Marine Art who knew my husband, John
HZinger while in service near NewOerne " g., in sum-
of lSb2.
XxTANTED-By Samuel A. Sparks, Abba Iowa. late
w private Co X, i3d IOwa-1he name and address OF
any soldier of td Ind and OF the Invalid Corps be-
longing detail of about 100 sent from Indian
apOlis Ind in February, 1862 in charge Of rebel prison
ers for exchange, via Baltimore, Md, to AkeaS Land
ing, Va.
WY ANTED-By Mrs. John Urban, Kirkville, Iowa.
w BOx5-fhe address OF any officer or comrad9 Nho
knew'my husband, John Urhan, or his cOurade harry
Harrington. They enlisted ut Pekin H., IN me Sotn
Ill, / believe. se-es
NXTANTED-By James Davis, Minor, OAK me
wv address of Edward Johnson late melaOer OF eAss
Ohio, Oh any c0nrade who knew HIM. A~@S
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Advertisements for addresses Inserted under tbs heel a
ne rate u JVy eas Ior three ltaSs AdTes Te2sS 70
advertisers.
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OREGON

J. y. Cochran, Grants Pass Gen. Logan Post,
No. 80 was organized at this place Feb. l6 by De-
pariment Commander +. n. Lamb with Is charter
members. The following officers were installed
for the ensuing year: Commander. J. h. Pigney (;
S.N. e.. J. W Griffith; J.N. G., Dr. ". +. kromeT (;
Chap. Rev. !. L. Colcmau Surg. Antoine Behme;
AdJt, Soiney Culvig: q. NJ. =. \. Green; q. d.,
J. W Colby; o. e., Calvin Jones; :. NJ, J. $ Pias-
ter.
NJ IT, Thompson Pendleton: Officers Of Kit Car
son Post. No. -: Command Ter, Henry l.. Carl; :.
V. C., George VI. Smith; J. V. g., Moses II. Thomp-
son; o. d., George w. Buchanon; Chap, g. l..
Ballard; surg, seth NJ. Richardson; q. NJ, +. VI.
Humphrey; q. O.. J. 4. Wells; Adit, J. i. Carroll.
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Chief Merrill Department Commander Charles ID.
Nash, CoInrade Monroe Capt Horton =. &. Whit
ney. Past Department Commander TObin and
others.
George H. Richardson. Lowell The three Posts
Ga this city are in huuTising condition. Post lo5
will give "A grand fair March -, -, 30 and 81 and
expects TO realize a goodly sum.
John A. Andrew Post No. IS. Boston gave its
annual supper recently. Two hundred comrades
Of Post - and 80 members Of the drum corps sat
down TO supper at O'Clock. The festivities were
kept up until late hour. and the comrades all
voted il was the best annual Reunion ever held 10y
the Post,
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TENNESSEE & GEORGIAN

Post No 20 was organized at Scvieryille recently
with 90 charter members and tile following oil
GERS: Commander :. w. Pickeus; ). V. g., l.. l..
Atohley; J. V. g., X. 4. Montgomery; O. ID, s. NJ.
Hammer: o. g., i. i. Scaton; Chap. q. Rule
Surg, :. :. Brown; q NJ W. ID. Atchey: Adj't,
j. W. Andes; :. NJ, ID. G.. EmeTi; q. VI. =. Daniel
Allen.
Thomas r. Gleason, Savannah, Ga: Officers OF
Winfield Scott IiancOcl, Post, No. a.: Commander
Thomas 4. Gleason; ;. V. e., w. r. Yammert; j.
V. C., Nathaniel Wilson; q. NJ. John H. Walsh
Surg. Charles = Van Hisc: Chap, Rev. Danua
Sheriff.; %. ID. Charles Coleman; U. c., Patricl:
Ryan; Adjt, >. IL. +. Gillespie
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CALIFORNIA


C. b. Mheatly, West Wnuregan: Officers OF Post
No q +: Commander. c. Il. Whegtley; :. V. C.,
George Torrcy; J. v. c., II. swan; Adjt. John
Rtuicau: q. H., Nm. l. Simons Surg, Mm. III.
Lead; Chap. A. B. Purdyi O. d., j. A.. Peietti
o. c.. 8 Aldrich.
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POTOMAC

Department Commander Burke has announced
the following appointments: Assistant Abjutant-
General. Solomon 4. FaUace; Assistant Quarter
master General, Amos }. Cunning; Inspector,
Daniel IL. Ciallitin; Judge Advocate, Ellis Spear;
Chief Mastering officer John +. Church. Aids
dc-Camp. Richard J. Blakelock, Chief Abide
Camp Post No : Charles G.. Boyd, George NJ.
Sweeney. 4. T. Hammer l.. II. Cutler James J..
Thornton. Robert Nelson, Alexander Freeman,
Douglass SyphNx. Andrew Starwalt Joseph W.
Deucane. A. IL. Gibson, ii. y. RotheTy, Charles l..
Pattcn, ID. W. HOughtou. ii. y. Gasslway ID. J.
Evans, T. w. West. jefferson Thomas, II. &. Biddle
and ". W. jackson. Ass!stan; Inspectors, Samuel
A. Lewis Frederick e. Rcyells Donald McCalh-
ran. Frank H. Evans and +. Wright Newman.
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TEXAS,

General Order No 4 issued at Sherman Feb
6, by order OF o. r. Lyons. Department Com
mander-Dan Webster. A. A. G.--cOntains the fol
lowing: The resignation Of Comrade John Don
this date. Comrtde Daniel Webster, A. q. VI. G..
of the Department, j. hereby appointed Actin,
Assistant Adjuiant-General until further orders
aud all communications pertaining to tile Depart
mcni will be addressed TO him at Denison Tex
Post officials will he prompt in making return
and Ia their correspondence, thereby enabling tin
Department TO keep its business IN proper shape
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VERMONT

At the annual Encampment held at St Adams
Jan. 80 and n. the following was unanimously and
enthusiastically passed:
ReSolred That tire subject e. contributions Ia the
Stannard monument fund be- brought before each
Post ia the Department al IL next regular meet
ing and that the incoming Department Com
nander iasue an order recommending each Post To
take immediate notion In securing contributions
for this fund aud that the moneys he sent through
Department Headquarters, 60 be placed at the dis
posal of the trustees appointed by the last Legsla-
turc of Vermont, who have the erection of the
monument in charge.
Officers Of Chamberin Post. No. l. St Johnsbury ::
Commander William w. Spragub; Nv g. MARCEL
lus r. Fenno; Surg Gates IL. Bullard; Chap Fos-
ter q. stevens; AdJt, Lewis IL; Head; q. NJ, VIM.
H. Ward; q. d., William w. Harvey; o. Co. James
w. learned >. NJ, George l.. German
4. III. Stoughton Post. No. 81 Bellows Falls Is In
flourishing condition. II has II live membership
Of ll6 comrades.
NJ. d. scott. Wolcott: Officers of Foster Post. No.
IS, Wolcott: Commander, VI. ID. Scott; 5. v. G., o..
X Andrus; J. V. e., ID. ID. Sleeper; AdJt, Il. J .
Lyon; q NJ, j. l. Wheeler; Surg. +. l.. Merritt !;
Chap, Il. g. Mann; q. d., VIM. L. Robbins; U. g.
A II. Wheeler; :. NJ, j. A. Graves.
Charles III. Larkin. Chester: Officers Of Henry
Post, No. "a: Commander, ID. w. Davis; 5. v. O.
w G. Williams; J. V. e.. ;. J. Smith; Chap, j. j.
d. A. Il. Reed o. c., A. n. Learned; AdTt Chas.
III. LaTkin; :. NJ. j. %. Smith; q. NJ s. Josiah
Jefts; l. s., John Yanornum; o. s. John Muir.
Edward Baker, Montpelier: Officers of Brooks
Post, No. Is: Commander. Edward Baker; = v. C..
Ii. A. Mckenna; J. V. c., g. X. Bagley; AdJt, @.
T. Summers; q. NJ, w. r. Waterman: Surg c.
w. Ainsworth: Chap, ii. Ii. Wedge; o. d., T. ID.
sloan; o. g.; G. w. Colby s. NJ, J. q. Newton; q.
NJ. y, n. q. Peek.
5. d. Macomber, Montgomery Center: Officers of
Charles Hale Post. No. % Commander. q. H. Full
Ter; ;. V. G., $ n. Dix; j. V O., o. A. Richard
son; q. NJ, ii. l.. Wright o. d.. Paul Buskey, jr :;
o. G., ii. q. Moore; q. NJ $. A. A. Wright; Chap
ID. Il. Wright; Surg. John Combs; AdJt, s. u. Ma
oombeTi s. NJ, Merritt Stone.
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FLORIDA

Frank A. Montague. Blake: Officers OF Joe
Hooker Post, No. q; Commander, =. G. Grace;
g. v. C., 4. J.. Rogers; J. V. C., G. A. Bacon
y. Douglas; o. C., J.. ID. Webster; Adjt, r. A.
Moniaguei =. NJ, A. u. Mason q. nj. s., Cllas
Mansfield.
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VXTANTED-By James Davis, Minor, OAK E-Lhs
w address of Edward j. Johnson late member OF Ala
Ohio, OF any cOnrade who knew him. SSoS
The National tribune., 1887-03-17

ELIZABETH D'A. KISSE, National President
NELLIE g. BACKUs. National Secretary.
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NEW YORK.

Officers Of 5. w. Fullerton Post, No. $50, New.
burg Commander, Robert Wilson 3. v. g, J. II
Rhome; J. V. g.. WIN. H. Flint; Chap, w G.
Brown; q. ID, I'D VRndcrwerlSer; q. g., Jas II
Barrett; Adi't john ~ Cook; q. NJ. David Mas
tin; 5. NJ, Henry King; q. NJ. D., 4. A. Ryer
Surg, Geo. w. Harris.
Officers Of Richmond Post. Staten leland: Com
mander, NJ. 81. Leman; :. V. g., Bernard Mullin
J. V. e., III. III. Burnett; O. d.. Benz J. Bodine
Chap, Rev. w. X. Maui; Surg, DIR. J. ID. Comey
q. NJ, Samuel w. Decker Adj't, James Mullin
o. O.. n. Hart.
n. w. Smith. McGrawville: Officers Of VIM ii
Tafl3ell Post, No. i76; Commander, n. w. Smith
:. V. C., Henry Phelps; J. V. c.. Leroy Finn
AdjL J.. w. Chaiiee; Surg, III. G. Hendricks
Chap, }. j. lsaRcs; q. ~, G. A. Jones; O. d.. l. j
Walker; o. g., Henry Hewitt; :. NJ, T. Il. Smith
@ NJ. =, Il. w. Henry.
Officers Of X. ID. LRthrop Post, No 3. Hudson
Commander, Thomas Bcrrdge :. V. g., Stephen
George; }. C., Lewis :. Hart; Adj't. A. w. Pur
inion; @ NJ. George III. Macy; Surg. Beni X
JENNIE; Chap. Reuben Reynolds; .. D., Edmund
Gallagher; y. O., Joseph shill.
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Wy ANTED-By Geo. f. Lemon. w0shington,D c.
w The present pOsOihce address of George W Bragg
late Artidcer Co b, LIST Mass. Cav. No. 21b5i0. q
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

No. l. A Broom house with four cor
ner lots, east and south front, large barn,
stalls for ten horses, three cisterns, two
pumps, two cellars, six piaZzas, sidewalks
and fences complete, four separate coal
and out houses; street railroad passes the
door; house Is new. Entire property.
IS, 600; one-third cash: rest on time at
low interest. Also the following fourteen
properties on Sweiter's Motor Line addi-
ton, within ten minutes ride of the bust,
ness center of the city.
TAKE NOTICE.
. Each of the houses here offered at
the following cheap prices are well
built and sheeted on the outside under the
the siding, and each house is full two
stories high; having good cellar, a bath
room, bath tub, a seYenty-five barrel els
tern, vestibule and hall, buttery, g bay
window, and In each bed room closet.
Folding or sliding doors between principal
rooms
The lower stories of all the houses are
finished Inside with block, plinth and
moulded finish, and stained with rosewood,
walnut, cherry or ash stain, and well warn
ished. Each house Is adorned with beauti-
full piaZzas and one or more bay windows.
Each house has good barn, stable, coal
and outhouses. Good sidewalks and
fences to each, with picket fence In front.
All the houses have good transoms to all
lower story doors, hung with transom lifts.
The front doors IN each house are glass
doors. moulded both side, with Bronze
night KEY locks. The front doors and
windows of many Of the houses have col
ored side lights, and all the windows are
embelished with colored glass, some
are arched windows and some square.
/. House, 4 corner lots, 25x140; house
Of 8 rooms; price s., 800; one third cash,
rest on time.
2. House, 4 lots, room house; price
s., 625, cash 81, 100, balance on time.
3. House, 8 large rooms, corner lots;
price $4,37S; 81 200 cash, balance on time
4. House, 4 lots, z large rooms, two
bay windows; price $3,67S, cash 81, 100,
balance on time.
5. Three corner lots, house 10 rooms;
price $4,000, cash 81 200, rest on time.
9. House, 8 rooms, three lots 25X140;
price s., 800, s., 200 cash, balance on time.
z. House, corner lots, 8 large rooms;
price So, 600, cash 81 200, balance on time
8. House, 4 corner lots 25x140, : large
rooms; price STATS, $1,000 cash, re-
mainder on time
8. House, 4 corner lots, 10 rooms; price
S4.67S; 81, $50 cash, balance on time
10. House, lots 25xl40, Il large rooms,
cisterns, 2 cellars, 2 bath rooms; price
81, S74, 81, 200 cash, rest on time,
IL. House, 4 corner lots 25x140, 10 rooms;
price AIS, $1,000 cash, remainder on
time,
70. House, lots 25x14O, 9 large rooms;
price $4,27S, 81, 200 cash. remainder on
time.
10. House, 3 lots 25x140, II rooms; price
81, 25S, 81, 325 cash, remainder on time.
Any person desiring to pur-
chase or rent any Of the above
pieces OF property can obtain full
information Of me at my resi-
dence, or at the east house on
the motor line, No. 114O avenue
F., or by note addressed to me,
box TOT, pOSUoffice.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12
1ai1m eagle
Grover and the Priests OF Pallas.

Do not fail to take advantage Of the oppor-
tunity to visit Kansas City this week and
see the many attractions that will take place
there during the week. Tuesday evening
the Kansas City Flambeau Club will give a
grand display of fire works. Wednesday
evening the trades procession. Thursday
evening the Priests of Pallas parade will be
witnessed by President Cleveland and his
handsome wife. Twenty-Five gorgeous floats
are being prepared for this occasion and ev-
erything is being done to make this the great
feature of the week. Everyone should avail
themselves of the extremely low rates that
are now offered by the Missouri Pacific, "Ft.
Scott Route" to witness the above.
Commencing today the Missouri Paclhc
road will sell tickets to Kansas City aud re-
turn and continue the sale until Thursday,
October 18TH, good to return until
October 18th, at one fare, 1913, for
thu round trip Free reclining chair cars
and Pullman palace sleepers on all night
trains. This is the only line running the
celebrated recliaing chair cars through to
Kansas City. Tickets are on sale at the city
ticket office, 127 Main street, and at the de-
pot Office, corner Second ana Wichita streets.
123-ts
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12
Low Rates to the 1T. Louis Exposition.

The Missouri Pacific, Fort SCOT. Roure,r
commencing September 9TH and continuing
thereafter at regular intervals until Octob-r
10th, viii sell tickets 10 St. Louis aud return
at one and one-third fare, good going one
direct line 70 st. Louis, being forty eight
miles the shortest, and the only line running
through reclining chair cars free withouf
change; also palace PulltnanA on morning
and evening trains.
Patrons Of this line enjoy AL the conven-
fences and comforts that modern railway
improvements provide, and are assured care
full attention ard courteous treatment
dSS II
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THE BEST OFFER
Of Wichita Property
Now on the
Market.

For Ten Day I will offer the Fol-
lowing Pieces OF Property for
Sale at the Following Favora-
bic Figures. The Houses are
all New; all Cleaned out Ready
to be Occupied as Soon as Pur-
chased.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

A complete History and Guide of Oklaho-
ma illustrated with sectional map Of the In
dian Territory, by Col. K. G. Cole. Every
body cotemplating going 10 that country
should have one Ii Is the only history ever
written Of that wonderful country. Prscs
60c and 81 90, by mali. Oklahoma Publisn-
ing Co, Wichita, KAs., and news daalsrs
generally I2sf
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

For the next two weeks we shall give such
good boots and shoes at such very low prices
that every p, rson who visits our store will be
compelled to buy, and take guess on the
dog cart which will be given away on Sat
urday, October %. Wichita shoe parlor of
Locke g. Findeiss, corner Main and First
streets. d123-tf
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S. I JONES.

Or call on HENRY JONES,
Room No. Is, Hartwig's block,
who has photos OF each Of the
above residence, with price and
terms: also full authority to sell
or rent any OF them.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12
E.gle I,uhlishine linnse.

NJ. NJ Aur,iork 6 Bro. ,proprietors. Print
err, Binders, Publisher and Blank Book
manufacturers. All kinds Of County, Town
ship, and School District Records and
blanks. Legal blanks Of every dis-ript3os-
Complete stock Of Justices DOckstz and
Blank& Job Printing az all kinds. Corres
pondence solicited. Add-e~s sIl communities
tons 20 X L. Hurdock Manager.
dSs-tfs witt Wichita Kana.
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w ANTED

5000 persons call &C the Eagle Coal and Peet o.
i29s Douglas ave. We nave Anthracite ozsxe and
LeavenwoTlh Coal Tas later Is he Stu nioas
Coal In the market, being mined dapth of 10 re-
and will net slack or waste 0y exposure. aemeEbee
La Douglas ave. Eagle Coal and Feed Co.
i6-im PATE & FERGUSON. PsopA
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

Choice living aud sleeping rooms for rsas
IN Davidson q Throckmorton's building On
Topeka avenue. For information call upon
c. l.. Davidson In rear Of Citizens Bank
,fQr
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

Now is the time to get good bargains in
boots and shoes, and also get fine dog cart
free. Lock & Findeiss, corner of Main and
First street. 123 If.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

Each Township Treasurer should
have q Treasurer Record.
Stray Record, Transcripts. Com oiled
Laws OF 1885. and full assortment Of
Blanks. For sale AZ this Office.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

On easy terms several pieces Of destrshis
property In good prospective business iocAii-
ties. For price aud terms enquire OF O. A
Philipel agent Adams ard Wells Fargo q
Co.'S, Express. sf-0
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

Take the Rock I-land Route for Topska,
Kansas City and Chicago. two daily trataa
each. way. Chair cars and Pullman siseyang
cars on ell trsinS iR-1
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

Our new California canned goods Just In.
Seeour low prices. Steinhaussr Msrkls sup
ply Co, Third and Fifth ave. l2Dx
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12
LOST.
STRAfED.
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP-A COW. Oct s q red roam hrani on a.
l. risht hieJ W white la the a anks aai = cross
on the hips hole IN each spit, cut. taEsa
40 BY Joan Bunton. miIas north OF W. chtA IL g.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

Ladies fine hand tuTns-d batcDn sho~s -
dGcsd from O.. % - $50 n. sbs Wieh4se
fsno4 PArlor. c1rnsr Main arls first txsf
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12
Bargains in Real Essats.

A aae Agricultural szSf ssocs FARM thrss - -
nxf rniies firm city. a~7Dt e Erose, 4Nn
ssr sersicn fsoco5 Tor 2ztzrs pseskJ % wssS an9a
zrasa hOaso-
Also ~ loss IN zffy sn~iy Iocssef sEd n -
aelyhhorbood. Special t-v-rs 20 thoss vts2M9
make homes
Also sabsgb.n p~ererty. Fo~ fzrrhsx psvttuanD
CHRIS ?. pe.rve. szsns fer VIA srss1snsse1A. -
essy ofins- 81"
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

All notices OF Employment or Situations Wanted
VIII be charged for az the rate OF ve cents per LIN
per week. no notice ;of less than Is cents
Al For Sales other business notices wiz be
charged fsr the rate CT 10 oents per line Der
no business notice taken for less than 50 cers.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12
READ THE WEEKLY
Wichita =. Eagle.

Contains More State and Gen.
eral News and Eastern Dis
patches than any paper Ia the
Southwest.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

UTANTED-Everyoody to know they can handle
w the simplest, shortest, safest aud cheapest
abstract system for number of counties In Kansas
with from SSD TO 500 per county. This system ia at
least thirty times shorter than any OF the old sys
TENS and any county in the state can be kept In
two books for twenty years. one man can make up
the books in from hree months. Now Is the
time to prepare books the fall trade. County
rights for sale for the state OF Kansas Call and
anime the system. Phonetic Abstraetirg Co., I34 y.
Main St.. room ~. 2iG
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

w ASTED-AM who Sesie 20 have th@ir sfo-es
w biack-ned and up On fhorf nottes Azd a
ressopshie prfcrs TO ieavs oyds-s ai BsizItx
Matthews hardware store Is east DooStAz ave.
CurraR, IzlS
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

w ANTED-Partner with ready cash 10 buy one
w hal or Whole interest IN established hard
ware business address o box "a. Arkansas City,
Kans. 1856.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

ITTANTEp-w h,tS washing. cssoDtstns, PACE
w Ing ard house cIesnins 20 DO By BA<Issi Las
reSce. Orders cSu be left 81 Young b ~ 80 sorZe
ksin- 81 80 Douglas ave Safsiscssoo s-Ar-
antred or pay. ~ ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

NTTASTED-BOekkeepers and business 70
w know that the National Accountants Bureau
offers unsurpassed facilities for the procurement OF
nrstclass men and women for positions book
keepers and accountants. Business who want
efficient help, and expert bookkeepers who give
d-stclass references and situations. would DO
well by addressing ONCE for the state OF
az the Southwestern Business College, wichita Kan
sss. 2s-1
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

VyTASTED-A gil 20 do general ho1serork 81
~ lo4z norm Topeka ave hrs . SfIaiAy
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

W ASTED-By man snd wife strcs-i9z n :
w p-is sic family; cali On or add - rorth woe
ley ave. IL L
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

yyTANTED-First class Ist and ID cook want posi-
w lions IN hotel large boarding house; best OF
references to character ana work. Anderson
Griges, "a north Main ST. 1886.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

UJANTED-To place loans on long time farms
w or business blocks on short time or cbatUel
real estate security rates low and prompt atten
ton. Ashbel WEIGH Biting block. lSS0
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

yUASTED-To krow OF . parry who hss 10 sas
w OF iArd IN western kans, Or cattle 10 trace
fer cigar store and notion stand located IN rest
Office and dotrg AZ business. price ess Address
BGre<tdse. II. AfsteA Harper coSay' 1880
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12
FOR TRADE.

L>OR ThaDE-Yx 8 tays. asy s<yie % osc2<ss
II oaotn~r&S1s so< O. per 61<es 81 EAc&lra Az
GssTery, 10 Main 81 IL
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

UTAETED-Rorrowers roE money; we place money
w at the lows st rates all kinds OF chstteI
crtty loans, and also on second mortgages farms
Wtchita Banking Co, No. rs Weet Dcasts ave- S1-u
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12
WANTED,

YyTANTED-A white baby for few minutes TO
w appear on the stage Of Crawtords opera house
uiaht the tabiesu OF the fifth act Of Married
10, Mated. Apply at Crawford's opera house az II
o'clock q. m. to-day. rs
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

TANTED-Boarders at iCs Sd ST. ore door from
w Main. locality convenient 10 all business with
pleasant surroundings; excellent rooms nrst class
table and I'LL home comforts at reasonable rates.
Ils-24s
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

VUANTED-EIperienced sslesladies wanted at the
w Enterprise Fancy Goods Store. I0s Douglas
avenue. i2S<s3
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

NTANTED-To trade two small farms and pay
w difference in unincumbered city PROF. erty for
small stock ranch in this county near railroad
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

NTANTED-To loan money notes and mort
w cages ard other collateral security. would
buy some short time MORTGAGES. Na:tzser Level
ling. room II Biting BLOCK l5I2s
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

VITANTED-Tor sut-2 or 8 unSurnssaet rooms for
w nzht houss keeping 81 bcRse Of ar roo rns
VII htr 8 rtutes WalS Of Douglas All IoaS "A ave
u az ard vie only; address 5 z Ioek box :. ely.
III.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

YVANTED-Eyery body 10 invest money through
w this ofrce. We have the biggest b. reains In
real and the best opportunity 70 lend money
in the city. j Walter DeLscour. attorney at lsw.
ROOMS n 4 Fechhsimer building corner Douglas
ave ana Market st. I2itt
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

"ANTED-A horse and buggy. mare preferred
w years old, $50 to 100 pounds weight;
must be first class in every respect. Single buggy
piano b and top Give full description and least
money that will buy. Address W AL south
Laura 1866
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

UTANTED-Day boaders at s05 north Fourth ave
w Fins at 8 81 per week; first ass table
snd good attendance; single meals ~ cent?; tran
sients accom- modated. l236.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

Foe TzADE-s reo.a ssa.s a.. io.s. rod l...s .
y - care ZAxie oc-oe ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

UTANTED-Miss Lulu Haf field, Of The Cincinnati
w Conservatory OF Muse would Ike q few more
pupils in vocal and ipsti umsntsl Call at % To-
peka ave- l24-S;
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

WTANTED-Girl for general housev ork in family
w OF three sood wsges. Apply at Southwestern
Business Col,ece. G corner Douglas ard Tope ks
AYenues. l24l2r
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-12

VITANTED-A ge1tIe family horse. aleo buggy and
w harress address ]. Z, D., as S wsshTs t0n
avenue. l25U